Power steering hose change
This TSB applies to 2004-2012 Nissan Armada and 2004-2012 Titan vehicles.
If the high pressure power steering hose needs to be replaced for any reason:
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The new hose now comes without the pressure sensor.
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When replacing the hose, reuse the existing pressure sensor. Replace the pressure sensor only if there is a pressure sensor related issue.
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Do not replace other related hoses unless necessary.
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Do not damage the pressure sensor during removal or installation.
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Always use a new O-ring when installing a new or existing pressure sensor.
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Pressure sensor mounting torque is 14.5 ft-lb (19.6 Nm).
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Always replace both copper crush washers (mounted at the power steering pump).
PS Hose/Tube assembly…………49720-7S00A (w/o sensor)
Copper washer (pair)……………49726-Y0100
O-ring seal………………………49345-6N200
PS pressure sensor………………49763-6N20A
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| Replacement high pressure power steering hoses are now supplied without a pressure sensor. Replace the sensor only if you find a sensor related issue. |
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